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Removing Confederate Monuments: Artistic Statement or Erasing History?
Trump’s all-too-common rhetoric glosses over the hurt and injustice these monuments stand for. -
Lana Del Rey Album Provides an Optimistic Outlook on a Suffering World
While her previous albums leave a delicate taste of anguish and despondency, 'Lust for Life' attempts to change the narrative to one of hope and optimism. -
The Big Sick Delivers Laughs and a Look into Interracial Romance
The Big Sick, released on July 14, explores the difficulties of interracial dating in addition to being a heart-warming, feel-good film. -
Summer Records That You Ought to Hear
Check out The Gavel's favorite new albums of the summer. -
The Politics of an Ex-President
The former president faces a dilemma going forward: respect tradition by avoiding confrontation, or defend his legacy by critiquing the Trump administration. -
A Comprehensive Guide to Boston Museums
Beat the heat and feed your mind at any of Boston's fascinating museums this summer. -
Worker Bee Wall Murals Prevail Through Tragedy in Manchester
After the Manchester Arena bombing, a symbol from the city’s industrial past has become more important than ever. -
Boston Calling Thrives Despite Minor Growing Pains
Despite the undesired gloomy weather and the unfavorable long lines, attendees and performers at the annual Boston Calling Music Festival made this past weekend one to be remembered.
